The main objective of the Software Awareness Program – DSEU seminar was to introduce students to the design and mechanical engineering industry and highlight the importance of industry-relevant 2D and 3D software tools. The seminar aimed to help students understand how these tools are used in mechanical design, enhance their technical skills, and guide them toward making informed career decisions. Another key objective was to provide students with exposure to practical applications, encourage curiosity, and help them identify better job opportunities after completing their studies.

The Software Awareness Program – DSEU was conducted as a one-day seminar at Guru Nanak Dev DSEU Campus, Sector-18, Rohini, Delhi – 110089, on 11 November 2025, starting from 11:00 AM onwards. The seminar was attended by 21 third-semester Mechanical Engineering students from DSEU GNDIT.

The seminar began with an introduction to the mechanical design industry, its current demand, and career opportunities. Students were then introduced to the most widely used 2D and 3D software tools in the mechanical field and learned why these tools are critical for modern mechanical design. The session encouraged interactive discussions, where students asked questions and received guidance from the guest speakers.

Overall, the seminar provided students with practical insights into mechanical design software, industry expectations, and career guidance, while keeping the atmosphere light, engaging, and motivating.

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Students’ Feedback:
Students gave highly positive feedback, stating that the seminar was informative, interactive, and useful for understanding industry practices. They appreciated learning about the practical applications of 2D and 3D software in mechanical engineering and found the Q&A session very helpful. Students felt motivated, excited, and confident about exploring software skills further for their future careers.

College Feedback:
The college appreciated the initiative and acknowledged the seminar’s role in enhancing students’ technical awareness and career readiness. Faculty members highlighted that such sessions bridge the gap between classroom learning and industry requirements. The college expressed interest in organizing similar seminars in the future to benefit more students.

The Software Awareness Program – DSEU seminar was successfully conducted and achieved its objectives. Students gained valuable insights into mechanical design software, industry trends, and career opportunities. The interactive format, hands-on discussions, and guidance from guest speakers made the seminar highly effective and engaging. Overall, the event helped students understand the importance of technical skills, motivated them to develop software proficiency, and provided clarity on career pathways in the mechanical field.

Students suggested organizing similar seminars more frequently to help them gain continuous exposure to industry-relevant software and tools. They recommended including more hands-on practice sessions alongside theoretical discussions to better understand 2D and 3D design software.

Students also expressed interest in learning about advanced software techniques and real-life project applications to make the sessions more practical and engaging. Many suggested inviting students for demonstrations and guidance in skill book workshop. Overall, students recommended repeating and expanding the seminar in the future to help them build stronger skills, gain confidence, and explore better career opportunities in mechanical design.